Patrick. Freaking. Mahomes. Following an offseason of the most significant change of the Patrick Mahomes Era, the Chiefs are Super Bowl champions once more, with a 38-35 victory against the Philadelphia Eagles in Glendale, Arizona, in Super Bowl LVII. They stood atop the stage for the second time in four seasons, and not because of that whirlwind of change but because of the calming constant: Mahomes. This was not his first NFL title. This will not be his last. But it might be his most memorable — beating the team that got him last year in the AFC Championship and winning a Super Bowl as a playoff underdog for the first time, all while battling a high-ankle sprain the entire postseason. A hell of a way to finish this journey. And a reason to remember how it all started. Head to the link in our bio to read Star columnist Sam McDowell’s column on Mahomes’ lasting legacy. #SuperBowl #PatrickMahomes #ChiefsKingdom #Chiefs #KC #KansasCity #MVPat